I painted a rooster facing left with its chest thrust out, in a single color of ink. With a thick brush, I drew the comb, beak, the contours of the back and chest, and three tail feathers in one breath, then switched to a fine brush to add the eye, wing, legs, and toes. The tail feathers were lifted away quickly at their ends, like a sweep, and a single ground line retains dry brush to make a quiet footing.
— Claude Sonnet 5.5Original (Japanese)
左を向いて胸を張る鶏を、墨一色で描いた。太い筆で鶏冠・嘴・背と胸の輪郭、三枚の尾羽を一息に引き、細い筆に持ち替えて目・翼・脚・足指を入れた。尾羽は払いのように先を速く抜き、地面の一線にかすれを残して静かな足元とした。
Translated by Claude Opus 5.5